The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-06-24
Brevities.

tuesday OF next Weth. J uoi' eA"'
will be held at the Academy, and also al the
private school for boys, Mr.. Grant, principal
Our thanks are due DR.. c hancellor, OF the
State Board of Health, for copy OF his re-
pors giving the result Of his observations Ill
Europe on subjects relating TO his Depart
ment.
Distress at.er eating, heartburn, SICK head
eche and indigestion are cured by Hoou
Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates good appetite
During the hot weather, and until further
notice, the Sunday School of Trinity Church,
this Town, will meet at a. NJ. morning
serl ice al 10 \. Nj; evening service at ) L.
NJ.
AT the commencement of The Mary Land AS-
ricutural College, on Thursday OF last week,
the retiring President, Mr.. \. }. Smith, was
the recipient of a set OF resolutions, drawn
up bv the students, expressive of their alice
ton and esteem
Col. Philip W. Arirett, editor of the Cum
berland Daily Times, has been spending /"
few days with his parents at the Reclory, near
this Town. We regret that We were absent
from our sanctum when he called last Mon
day evening.
On Friday last, Miss Nellie Levin, Prnc-
pal of Melrose Institute, Hyattsviile, this
county, closed the first session of very sue
cessfu year. The Misses Levin are doing a
good work and we congratulate them upon
the happv success that attends their efforts.
Mr.. Charles W. Hall, of Anne Arundel
county, was married on the 18th instant 10
Miss Alice Steuart, Of Calvert county. The
groom has many fre nds here who extend
their hearty congratulations, ard trust that
the future has in store for him many
years of happiness and prosperity.
The nuptials Of Judge J. Parran Crane
and Miss Mollie Dent, of st. Marys county,
took place on Thursday, the Ii inst. in Balt-
more. The Judge has W on host of friends
throughout Southern Maryland by his genial
and courteous mauners, and he deserves all
the good wishes and congratulations that he
has received wherever he is known
On the 18th Of July Prof. d. Z. Stauiler
proposes TO start a normal class in Woodville
for the training of teachc Is. This is most
excellent departure, move That has long
been needed, and ole that cannot fail to
bring about the best results We are sure our
teachers Will avail themselves of this Oppor-
tunity to obtain thorough training in all
that pertains To their important vocation.
The Convocation services at ST. Thomas
Church, Coon, will be on Thursday, June
Both, at II A. NJ. and 3 P. NJ. The dates for
services at Forestville and this parish we an
nounced in our issue of last week, viz at
Epiphany Church, Fofestville, on Tuesday,
June 18th, at \. NJ and y ?. NJ, and at
Trinity Church, Upper Marlboro, on We'd
neslay, June % tn. at II A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
1vy-Poisoning.
A correspondent of the AD.erirn Farm
er, writing from Washington, ID. c., says
s'Ivy. poisoning is now one of the farmers ills.
but it has lost all lis terrors for me. | Lave
always been extremely susceptible to the poi
son of posoL-sy and oak so as 10 give Inc
great annoyance, unless IL Is Immediately
checked on its first appearance. This, COM
mon washing soda accomplishes for me, if
properly applied. | make the application by
saturating a slice of loafbread with water,
then cover one surface with soda, aud apply
to the eruption, the soda next the flesh
When the bread is died by the animal heat
| drop water on the outer side so as to keep
it thoroughly moistened, and dissolve the So
ia crystals in contact with the skin. This
you will perceive. is merely bread poultice
the bread being vehicle through whose
moisture the soda reaches the hl.mor. | find
that washing or bathing with saltwater
even continuously. will not Suffice with me
My skin requires the heat and moisture Of
bread in order for the soda to act on and neu.
tralize the poison. | rarely have need TO re-
tain this soda pouiice for more than Thirty
minutes on any effected part. No pain ell.
sues. Formerly suffered often for weeks, as
he poison would spread all over my body :
Now thirty minutes measures The duration o
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